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Culinary Degrees

Are you interested in pursuing a career in the Culinary Arts? Attending a Culinary School and receiving professional training is a necessary first step in becoming a professional chef.

Many people are surprised by the broad range of employment opportunities available on completion of a Culinary Degree. Chef, caterer, pastry arts and restaurant cook are the most familiar four options in culinary school. There are, however, hundreds of jobs in the food industry. Students may want to direct their Culinary Career in the direction of management as executive chef, or in sales as a director of catering. There are also culinary programs in food and beverage management.

For any of these Culinary Careers, you will need to find an accredited Culinary School program to get your certificate or degree. If you love to cook, you should pursue your dream of Culinary School. It is never too early for you to think about the opportunities that will come along after Culinary Training.

Recommended Culinary Schools

We found 9 top schools for Culinary:

  • Ashford University

    With an Associate of Arts degree with a concentration in Business, students can gain the skills necessary to get in on the ground floor businesses and nonprofit organizations or to qualify for the next promotion. Students can earn this degree online in only seven months and later, if they so choose, apply these credits toward a Bachelor of Arts degree in Business.

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  • Penn Foster Schools

    This program is appropriate for adults looking to learn new job skills, refresh or refine existing accounting knowledge used in your current position, or improve the performance of your small business by better understanding the essentials of accounting and finance. This program may also be beneficial preparation for elements of national certifications such as Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Certified Financial Manager (CFM), and Certified Management Accountant (CMA).

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  • High-Tech Institute

    This program teaches you to use CAD software to make drawings based on sketches done by engineers, surveyors, architects, or scientists. CAD drawings can be used to build everything from toys, toasters, and spacecrafts to houses, office buildings, and oil pipelines. Upon graduation, you will be qualified to work as a Detailer, a Drafter, or a CAD Operator in fields like Electronics, Manufacturing, Architectural Design, Construction, Government, Transportation, Communications, and Public Utilities.

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  • New England Culinary Institute

    The Bachelor of Arts degree in Hospitality and Restaurant Management prepares students for management-level positions in the hospitality industry by providing a well-rounded education in the details of operations and management in the hospitality industry. Previous experience and an Associate's degree in hospitality is required of applicants. Courses cover topics including hiring personnel, maintaining accounts, purchasing and inventory control as well as entrepreneurship, strategic planning, and leadership skills.

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  • PCDI

    This in-depth, web-enhanced program will guide you through essential accounting procedures, from bookkeeping to accounts receivables to general ledgers to payroll taxes. The career-focused online courses are designed to teach you the skills you'll need to succeed in a respected, well-paying position. This program has both a print-study option for people who do not have a computer or Internet access and an online option.

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  • Allied College

    With a degree in criminal justice, you can work in Juvenile Justice, Law Enforcement, Corrections, or Judicial Administration, on the front lines of crime or behind-the-scenes. In this Associate of Applied Science Degree program, students will study of criminal and constitutional law, learn the principles of investigation, receive an education on jails and prisons, receive an overview of the juvenile justice system, and receive an understanding of probation and parole systems.

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  • Fisher College Online

    This program offers excellent preparation for a career in any child-care profession through a program with a broad base of theoretical and practical knowledge. Courses in this program follow the development of the child from birth through the preschool years. The intellectual, emotional, social and physical development of the child are explored, as are the needs experienced by children as they progress through these ages. This degree program is comprised of courses and internship experiences which not only provide a solid academic background for the student, but a thorough preparation for a career as a child care professional. Our program satisfies course requirements for teacher certification by the Massachusetts Office for Child Care Services and competencies for the National Child Development Associate Certificate.

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  • International Academy of Design & Technology Online

    This degree can help you prepare for a professional future that challenges you to use your talents to help sell products and services through branding, advertising, and packaging. You'll be challenged to apply the basic theories of advertising, layout, type, color, and illustration in order to become a visual problem solver, and you'll have opportunities to explore your interests and develop specific skills in areas such as digital illustration, digital imaging, web design, and much more.

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  • UMassOnline

    The Online A/CDTSP Certificate Program was created to make the successful on-campus Certificate in Alcoholism/Chemical Dependency Treatment Services more accessible nationally and internationally. With the recent approval of licensure for addictions professionals, the UMass Boston A/CDTSP program adds great value to those seeking licensure and those seeking continuing education hours to maintain licensure. The certificate program is divided into two parts. Part one consists of three courses, ending with the pre-practicum. Part two consists of two courses and, in addition, a practicum experience that is critical to professional development. The field-based practicum are supervised on site under the guidance of qualified addictions specialists and monitored by college faculty via conference calls and online chats. A great way to experience the Online Alcoholism/Chemical Dependency Treatment Services Certificate Program is to try a course or two. For more information, please contact Reca Quarles.

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